Decompose
Both words in one sentence
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Artistic License Biology: Dead bodies decompose extremely fast in swampy New Orleans soil, making Marie's army of zombies ( especially Delphine's daughters) very improbable.
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Though it's a far cry from the typical Venus Flytrap on steroids image associated with this trope, the Puya chilensis is known to trap animals that blunder into patches of it with its thick, barbed leaves where they starve and decompose, granting extra nutrients to its soil.
Source: Man-Eating Plant - The story of the Fall explains that, as a consequence, snakes lost their legs and have to crawl on their stomachs, men have to till the soil to produce food, women have pain in childbirth and corpses decompose.
Source: Literature / Book of Genesis
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